Turin: Choco-Story Tour + Audio Guide + Chocolate Tasting

Additional Information & Description

Choco-Story Torino brings chocolate’s past into focus through a collection of more than 700 items tracing cocoa from the Maya civilization to the 1900s. In Turin, this museum visit takes you beyond the finished chocolate to explore the recipes, tools and ideas that shaped it.

Follow chocolate from cocoa to the factory

The displays span the mythological origins of cocoa and the machinery of a 20th-century chocolate factory. Along the route, you can follow the evolution of recipes and learn about the chocolatiers of Turin and Piedmont. These subjects give the visit both a broad historical reach and a specific regional focus: chocolate’s changing forms sit alongside the people who helped develop its local traditions.

Explore production and the origins of gianduia

Animations explain manufacturing processes, making the stages of chocolate production accessible to visitors of all ages. Interactive experiences and games turn the origins of gianduia into a hands-on part of the visit. Rather than relying only on objects and written explanations, this part of the museum uses moving images and activities to help you understand how chocolate is made.

Listen in your language and taste different chocolates

A multilingual audio guide and chocolate tasting are included. The guide is available in English, French, German, Italian and Spanish, so you can follow the explanations in your preferred language. During the visit, you also taste different varieties of chocolate, adding a sensory element to the museum’s exploration of cocoa and its transformation.

Plan your visit to Choco-Story Torino

The visit lasts approximately 90 minutes. Choco-Story Torino is at 38 Via Paolo Sacchi in Turin, Italy. Tickets are delivered instantly and can be presented on a smartphone. Access to temporary exhibitions or special events is not included.